This project provides performance optimized library functions for IBM PowerPC 4xx embedded processors. The libraries cover floating-point emulation and common C library string and memory functions.
The linbench LiveCD is a GNU/Linux distribution made for benchmarking purposes - currently it only runs on i686 compatible processors that supports the mmx technology. It's console-based using an ncurses frontend for configuring the benchmark session.
CBurner is a CPU/Memory tester/bencher. Also uses CPU optimized instructions (SSE, ...), supports multi-cpu burning and displays information about your cpu/system (CPUID)! Optimized for over
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Distributed session caching tools and APIs, primarily for SSL/TLS servers though perhaps useful for other (non-SSL/TLS) circumstances. Also includes a self-contained network abstraction library (libnal), and the sslswamp SSL/TLS benchmark/test utility.
These tools, written in J2ME MIDP, run on phones and other small-scale Java devices, to allow software developers understand the particulars of new devices. They quickly uncover aspects such as full class hierarchy, keypad constraints, and general specs.
This project is an approach to automating the testing of performance properties of complex systems.Just like functional specs for software we aim to develop an executable language for asserting performance expectations of a program.This implements Sharon
Auth0 Token Vault handles secure token storage, exchange, and refresh for external providers so you don't have to build it yourself.
Rolling your own OAuth token storage can be a security liability. Token Vault securely stores access and refresh tokens from federated providers and handles exchange and renewal automatically. Connected accounts, refresh exchange, and privileged worker flows included.
TuXBencH is a crossplatform system benchmark written in C.
Both the source and compiled programs are available for Winows and Linux based operating systems. It's useful for thesting the improvement of your PC when OC'ing
Benchw provides a toolset to benchmark the capabilities of several different database engines for data warehouse type activities. It is designed to provide a simple way to test data loading, index creation plus query performance in the spirit of TPC-H
Openmark will be a Open Source benchmark that will have 32/64 bit options for video rendering tests on X11 as well as HD speed, FSB, etc benchmarks. Also many tools like: temp monitor, speed control, etc.
JQuantify is a Java package providing lightweight statistics describing the frequency and
duration of application-specific events. Developers use a simple API to insert count-points or start/stop boundaries at appropriate places within their system.
xfbsuite, is a litle benchmark suite for HDD, Filesystem, RAM, CPU, Cache and 2D (piozone, bonnie++, stream, nbench, cachebench, x11perf...), it's available as Text only, dialog, Xdailog or Tk GUI. The benchmark Programms are included precompiled.
MyTSMreport is a Project that use a Mysql DB to store the account information from a Tivoli Storage Manager and show them on web pages through PHP scripts in tables and graphs.
It do also query toward the TSM DB and store the results in the MySQL DB.
NetChat is a network version of the "chat" utility that comes with PPP. It is a general purpose network "conversations" tool, designed for network testing. It can also be used for (very) quick setup of a server for a new protocol.
These tools are for newly released NMON performance analyzer to help gather, collect, store and present via web graphs the data collected. Graphs can be utilized 'on the fly' as data is updated every 10 minutes for support purposes.
GET NMON FIRST.
Perf::Stopwatch is a Perl Module that can be quickly added and removed from any existing code to debug/optimize portions of code. Example of use are: database calls, loop efficiency, total script time, and webpage timeouts.